Intelligence assessments raised doubts about Tehran's willingness to make key nuclear concessions, even as the administration moves toward a formal agreement; Vance: 'What we know is this agreement is going to make Israel safer'

When discussing Israel's involvement in the agreement, Vance noted, “I believe there are elements in Israel who like the agreement.”

Vice President JD Vance spoke to ABC News' "Good Morning America" on Monday.

Three officials reportedly said Monday that the intelligence community isn't convinced of Iran's willingness to make serious concessions.

A memorandum of understanding was signed digitally over the weekend, but Trump’s team has thus far refused to release the text of the new deal.